misnomer

The group's name is something of a misnomer, since the members are high school and college students.

To even call it an election is something of a misnomer.

In fact, the word team is somewhat of a misnomer.

No, not dead, that word is the prime misnomer of the human language.

"And that may make the whole idea of vacation a misnomer."

To call them variable, however, is in fact a misnomer, as we will see.

In a way, the term market timing is a misnomer.

In the last decade, the lunch hour has become a misnomer.

The first association is based on a misnomer, residents are quick to point out.

In fact the title was something of a deliberate misnomer.

For upwards of half a century, the world economy was a misnomer.

Some people think that it is a misnomer, or a wrongly given name.

And so I wanted to assure people that there's a little bit of a misnomer to this.

However, "teenage father" may be a misnomer in many cases.

Though there are absolute falls, the word is a misnomer.

A misnomer, because in the actual sense there is no true ruby.

However, there still remains the misnomer that Government creates jobs.

The term "state plan" has been a misnomer from the outset.

The Drip, by the way, is one of the grand misnomers in art history.

"Being locked in with the old name "college" really is a misnomer."

"The name we gave this planet is certainly a misnomer.

A misnomer, since it is really a white question.

For all that, the term European theater remains a misnomer.

Its name is a misnomer which does not describe the function of this character.

The name thus became a misnomer, as the later form of the carriage had four wheels.